Loose Coco Coir Chips Mulch and Soil Amendment (8 Quarts); Premium Coconut Coir Substrate for Plants and Container Gardening

Coir mulch contains some fiber and the particles are about 6-10 mm. The flowers grown in nutritious soil are in good condition, and the leaves are lush and green, which is very good. Mixed with the flower soil at home, the flowers bloom particularly well. It is loose, breathable and moisturizing! it's actually very goodThe coconut fiber mulch comes in a large pack and is affordable. It is a relatively broken coconut shell, but this type of soil is more useful. It is loose and breathable for growing flowers and suitable for plant growth. This large piece of coconut shell is really practical. , suitable for planting any flowers in the soil, it can increase soil permeability, will not choke the roots, and looks like a lot of coconut shreds. Coconut shells and coconut bran, which are indispensable for flower growers, are always mixed with peat and used together.

I chose this coir to help with drainage when planting directly into in my heavy clay soil, and it seems to work well. This bag has a lot of hard and chunky, solid pieces that remind me of orchid mixes, but it does help break up the clay soil and keep it from getting compacted. I prefer to use the compressed coir bricks over this bag of chunks and fluff, but in any case my thirsty vines along my picket fence line that I planted with this mix are looking very happy.Loose Coco Coir Chips Mulch and Soil Amendment (12 Quarts); Premium Coconut Coir Substrate for Plants and Container Gardening

I got this bag of coco coir chip mulch in recently and this stuff works great. I’m using this to put in the bottom of some of my plant pots to help with drainage. I’m also using some in a tray when I’m placing plant cuttings to root. Coco mulch holds moisture which makes it ideal for rooting cuttings. This is quality coco mulch and I really like that the bag has a ziplock seal on it so it can be stored easily.I would recommend this.

Good chunky coco coir pieces for my plants. The bag had medium ready to use right away so I didn't have to soak the bricks and wait. I planted my spider plants and calatheas into pots using this stuff and it gives nice drainage so my plants won't get waterlogged. I'll probably use the rest for my orchids. Great for houseplants, no gnats!

This formula of coco coir chips is very easy to use as it amends the balance of the soil we have in our garden and in our raised beds.It is fine and very delicate and delivers an absolute amendment for the soil to be rich in vitamins and minerals needed for all the growth of our veggies and plants.